The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Senator voorhees, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen Wright. of Columbus, O.. is Wis
ting Miss Rose Baldwin.
Mrs. N H. KIDD leaves on Friday for visit
among old friends in Lafayette.
DIR. l. G. Walker and family left yesterday for
an extended tour of the Pacific coast
Miss Young. of California. is the guest of DIR.
James Minich's family, North Illinois street.
Mr.. Charles E. Coffin and family have returned
health
DIR. J. J. Carver is a candidate for the Repub-
lcan nomination for alderman from the Second
district.
Professor and Mrs. Norris of Charlottesville,
will arrive to-day to attend the Butler Snow
wedding tonight.
|. Edgar Jones, formerly of this city. but now
editor of the Muskeeon (Mich.) Daily Chronicle,
is visiting friends in Indianapolis.
W. w. Pfrmmer, OF Kentland, the poet. will
be in attendance upon the convention of West
ern literary people to-day.
Mr.. Sam. Bannister started yesterday for
southern California. with view of seeking a
permanent location in that section.
Mrs. George Hawkins and daughter will go to
Minneapolis Friday visit Mrs. Hawkins's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Evans Woolen, of this city, was awarded
one of the prizes at the Yale commencement
ercises He was given the Larned scholarship
for the years 1887-S8.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Halford and children will
leave for the East FRIDAY for visit to Rev.
and Mrs. o. S. Dean, at Holbrook, after which
they will 60 to Maine.
DIR. J. y. Matthews. of Mason, Ill, Dr. H. w
TAYLOR and Judge McNutt of Terre Haute. and
Robert Mcintyre, of Charlestown, ILL.,, are in
the city to attend the convention of writers.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Moore have returned
from their bridal trip and at home to thei r
friends at the residence of Mrs. Moores parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crozier, on North Meridian street.
Mrs. Walter Cathie, who has been the guest
of Mrs. W. 2. Bingham for several weeks. and
has been the recipient of many social attentions,
will leave for her home in st. Paul, Mimi, to-
morrow.
Miss Magruder. of Mississippi. fine vocalist
who has been taught by Prof j. S. Black. is
SPENDING a few days with his family on North
Delaware street, while en- route to ST. Paul,
Mimi, whore she has accepted an engagement
as the leading soprano in the First Baptist
Church of that city.
Prof o. P. Hay, of Butler University leaves
this week for Little Rocl,, Arkansas, spend
the summer in field work with Prof. Branner
the State Geologst. Prof. Hay will make a re-
port upon the reptiles and amphibions of Ar
kansas. branch of vertebrate zoology in which
he is a specialist The Indiana Agricultural Re-
port, now in progress of printing will contain a
catalogue and report of over ninety species of
turtles, lizards, snakes, frogs, toads saaman-
ders. sirens and water-dogs by Prof. Hay writ
ten in popular manner for the farming people
OF the State to read.
Miss Hortense Pierse, of this State, accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Kinda, and some per-
sonal friends, of New York. has gone abroad for
brief season of study with the great masters of
Europe and to appear in concerts in London and
Paris. She sailed on Tuesday, the 2Sth inst. on
the Arizona Captain Brooks. the commodore
of the Guion feet of steamships had already
solicited her kind offices and voice for grand
concert to be giveE in mid-ocean on the Fourth
of July. for a well-known charity In Liverpool.
Upon her return in September she goes on an
extended concert tour with Cappa's Orchestra,
under Major Ponds management extending to
San Francisco and the intermediate large cities
Of the Western States.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Denison Hotel: B. E. Jones. Logansport;
VIM, II. Van Wormer, Albany, n. Y; H. A.
Clark. Boston; G. w. Taylor, jr, Theo w
Plumb, New York; Col. r. s. Robertson. Fl.
Bent, Cincinnati; r. A. DeMont, South Bend;
Geo. B. Yantis, Baltimore; j. NJ. Studebaker,
South Bend; ]. L. Hackett. Louisville; j. E.
Gordon. London, Eng; n. E. Black, A. W. Pow
ell, New Castle
Grand Hotel: G. c. Willis. Harry Willis,
Champaign; J. w. Hanan. Lagrange; S. s. Sui
livan. Terre Haute; JAS u. Stephens and daugh-
ter. Troy; Cyrus Woodbury., Union City; L. j.
Thompson, Edinburg: F. NJ Hibbits. Terre
Haute; }. II. O'Nea!. Washington; D. A. Wood,
kokomo l. J. Miller. Peru; N. B. Bergman,
Sbelbyvile; Il. w. Lee, Bloomington; John G.
Knox and wife, Hamilton; c. E. Rnoads. Goshen;
M. Jameson and wife. Covington Jay L. Peck,
Michigan City; Ed Mooney, Columbus; H. L.
Mllikin, Greensburg.
BateS house: L. u. w ariel, LeWlSvllle; Ii. A.
Voris. Crawfordsville w. P. Hanna, Lafayette;
c. r. Trueblood. Salem. W. II. Scantlng War
saw; Mrs e. F. McNutt. Terre Haute; S. F. Ma
ior. Marion; NJ c. Hamil, Terre Haute; John
Payne. Connersvle; f. A. Marks Madison;
Frank Woods, w. w. Mcintosh. d. t. Roots,
Connersville: A. A. Boots, Greenfield: A c.
Union City; S. Stalcup, Bloomfield; j. w. Llnck
Madison; John n Taylor Charlottesville; s. r.
Seawright. Lafayette; John r. Robinson, Crav-
louisville; Ira W. Nash. Goshen; August c.
Manchester. r
port; George Harvey, Miss Louise Cole. Green
castle.